| He is a general internist, geriatrician, and health services and policy researcher. |
| My wife and I had only in the last couple of months found an internist whom we liked and who took Oxford. |
| One then becomes an expert dermatologist, an expert laryngologist, and expert alienist, and expert oculist, an expert internist, and expert diagnostician. |
| It is an obvious fact that a pediatrician would not need the same armamentarium as would the internist, the cardiologist, or the general surgeon. |
| He entered private practice as an internist in 1996, three years after receiving his medical degree. |
| She should not hesitate to seek a professional opinion from her internist or rheumatologist. |
